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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request introduces the nuxt-security module as a new runtime dependency version 2.5.1 in package.json. Additionally, nuxt.config.ts is modified to conditionally include this module during build time. The configuration uses environment checks to exclude nuxt-security when either in development mode or running on Windows systems. The module installation path and runtime behaviour are adjusted based on these conditions. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 inconclusive)
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nuxt.config.tspackage.json
| import process from 'node:process' | ||
| import { currentLocales } from './config/i18n' | ||
| import { isCI, isTest, provider } from 'std-env' | ||
| import { isCI, isDevelopment, isWindows, isTest, provider } from 'std-env' |
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nuxt-security module Windows compatibility limitations requirements
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Windows compatibility (nuxt-security / nuxt-security)
- No Windows-specific limitation is documented: the module is JavaScript/TypeScript and is expected to work on Windows, macOS, and Linux anywhere Nuxt runs. [1]
- Practical “Windows compatibility” therefore mostly means: your Node + Nuxt versions must be supported, and your target runtime (Node serverless/edge/worker/static) must support the underlying Nuxt/Nitro features you’re using. [1]
Requirements
- Nuxt: Nuxt 3.x or newer (incl. Nuxt 4.x). [1]
- Node.js: Node 18+ (Nuxt 3’s baseline; nuxt-security explicitly restored/targets Node 18 compatibility). [2]
Notable limitations / constraints (not Windows-specific)
- Strict CSP nuances:
strict-dynamicis script-src only, and it authorizes scripts, not styles (dynamic styles can still be blocked depending on your setup). [3] - Devtools + strict CSP: there have been compatibility edge-cases between Nuxt DevTools script injection and strict CSP nonce injection (fixed/improved over time, but it’s a known area). [4]
- Lightweight runtimes (workers/edge): the project has explicitly optimized to reduce CPU/memory (e.g., removing cheerio) to behave better in lightweight environments—meaning runtime choice can matter more than OS choice. [5]
Sources: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
Avoid disabling nuxt-security for every Windows environment.
Line 18 currently skips the module whenever isWindows is true, including production runs, which silently removes security hardening. Web verification confirms no documented Windows-specific limitations exist for nuxt-security—the module is JavaScript/TypeScript and works across all operating systems where Nuxt runs.
Suggested patch
- ...(isDevelopment || isWindows ? [] : ['nuxt-security']),
+ ...(isDevelopment && isWindows ? [] : ['nuxt-security']),
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let's avoid this for now - happy to revisit later. |
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@danielroe , Ok. Thanks. |
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